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A merger notification under § 35 GWB is triggered when specific turnover thresholds and transaction value criteria are met across the last three years. The evaluation analyzes these financial metrics to determine if mandatory filing obligations apply to the planned transaction.

The One-Stop-Shop rule under EU FKVO determines whether the European Commission or national authorities like BKartA review a merger. Scope rules are applied to decide EU priority and allocate filing responsibilities across jurisdictions.

To check Aufgreifschwellen under § 35 GWB, input your transaction data and the participating companies' turnovers for the last three years. The system evaluates these figures against statutory thresholds including the § 35 Ia GWB transaction value criterion.

Merger filings under § 39 to § 41 GWB require an Anmeldeschrift including company operational data, applicable deadlines, and potential conditions. The system produces a legally grounded brief outlining required filings, timelines, and risk indicators satisfying FKVO requirements.

Yes, German turnover data is analyzed to apply EU scope rules and determine One-Stop-Shop implications. This establishes whether the EU Commission holds exclusive priority over the BKartA for reviewing the planned merger under FKVO regulations.